Umrah from the UK usually costs more in December, Ramadan and Easter, and less in quieter months. The hotel level, the number of nights, your flights and your room type make the biggest difference to the final price.
What affects the price
Every Umrah package is priced on a few main things:
Season: December, Ramadan and Easter cost more because demand is high
Hotel level: 3, 4 or 5 star, and how close the hotel is to the Haram
Number of nights in Makkah and Madinah
Your UK departure airport and the airline
Room type: sharing a triple or quad room lowers the price per person
Our current starting prices
At Ikhlas Travel, prices are per person and include return flights, your Saudi Umrah visa, hotels and ground transport. Economy (3 star) packages start from £695, Comfort (4 star) from £829 and Premium (5 star) from £1,039. Season packages cost more, and Ramadan is the most expensive time of the year. Your quote always confirms the final price.
How to keep the cost down
A few simple choices can make a big difference:
Travel outside school holidays if you can
Book early for December, Ramadan and Easter
Share a triple or quad room with family or friends
Be flexible with your airport and flight times
Pay with a £100 deposit and spread the rest in instalments
Why the cheapest is not always the best
A very low price can mean a hotel far from the Haram, long transfers or flights with long stops. For elderly pilgrims and families with young children, a closer hotel can save a lot of walking and tiredness, so it is worth comparing what you get, not only the price.
Planning your Umrah?
Tell us your dates and who is travelling, and we will send you a clear, free quote.
Yes. Package prices are per person and change with dates, airline, departure city and room type.
Yes. At Ikhlas Travel you secure your booking with £100 and pay the balance in easy instalments before you travel.
Ramadan, and especially the last ten nights, is the busiest time of the year in Makkah. Flights and hotels near the Haram are in very high demand, so prices rise and rooms sell out early.
